Surprising reaction at work today

[ES]

Today I was working with my autistic client at his day care center. We were in a room where the staff takes their brakes but also has toys and is unoccupied during the day. Two of the people who run the center were in their watching the innaguration as well as three other staff members. All of them women as you could probably guess. Anyway when the two higherups left the other women started talking about the obammanation and how people are buying into this guy and he could be like hitler for all they know. I was like wow. Then later on in the day two other women were talking about the innaguration and one of them who was like 55 years old said yeah "he wants the one world government" and the other woman agreed. I was like holy shit they know about that too! 
Obviously some people are waking up and aren't buying this guys BS even one day one. HAHA.

[JonTheSavage]

Dude, you'd be surprised. A lot of people know, they just are afraid to talk about the NWO.

People have been talking about it everywhere now. When I make my first speech, or in my first debate, I will talk briefly about the NWO.

[cathiasus]

Nice. I strongly suggest buying a gun, going to a shooting range and noticing the anti-obama propaganda everywhere. It's classic.

[ES]

Dude, you'd be surprised. A lot of people know, they just are afraid to talk about the NWO.

People have been talking about it everywhere now. When I make my first speech, or in my first debate, I will talk briefly about the NWO.

Yeah, it makes me feel a little bit better about our odds.

[JonTheSavage]

Nice. I strongly suggest buying a gun, going to a shooting range and noticing the anti-obama propaganda everywhere. It's classic.

HA. I've seen that Icon somewhere... It was one of those Japanimation cartoons about cops that worked for the NWO.... Ghost in the Shell.... thats it.

EDIT: I love the theme song on that show.
Badass song.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h71xGNXpRVo

[donnay]

Today I was working with my autistic client at his day care center. We were in a room where the staff takes their brakes but also has toys and is unoccupied during the day. Two of the people who run the center were in their watching the innaguration as well as three other staff members. All of them women as you could probably guess. Anyway when the two higherups left the other women started talking about the obammanation and how people are buying into this guy and he could be like hitler for all they know. I was like wow. Then later on in the day two other women were talking about the innaguration and one of them who was like 55 years old said yeah "he wants the one world government" and the other woman agreed. I was like holy shit they know about that too! 
Obviously some people are waking up and aren't buying this guys BS even one day one. HAHA.

I am here to tell you more Women are in-the-know than you seem to be willing to give credit to.

In my journeys the men acquaintances I know are more worried about who is going to win the Stupid Bowl.  

[Monkeypox]

Just because the media makes it SEEM that people are overwhelmingly in favor of nObama, doesn't make it so.

[TBH]

Most of my friends and acquaintances see through Obama.  My dad is kind of in the middle, I think he's been affected by Obamas image a little a bit and feels that he genuinely wants to help the country, but he doesn't follow him blindly.  I think he is just holding out hope that he will be able to fix stuff but he is gonna wait and see what happens.  I'm sure when Obama starts to f**k things up he'll realize it right away.  Before I woke up I got into the Ron Paul campaign which eventually led me here. I taught a lot of people about his principles and got a bunch of people including my parents to vote for him in the primary.  I've found that people are actually very receptive to Ron Paul's message and it is a great way to start waking someone up if you think they won't accept the big picture yet.  I've worked on a lot of people using the same tactic the elite use, incrementalism.  I have a feeling I can wake up one of these people in particular as soon as I present the evidence to him.
 Another topic I start with before anything else is drug running.  A lot of my friends have been receptive to this as well and I feel that it starts to give them the idea that the CIA isn't accountable to law.  I haven't really woken anyone else up yet to the NWO except for my best friend, who was incredibly easy to wake up and knows a whole lot now plus he is starting to spot out the BS himself, however many of my other friends are aware of the corruption of government but aren't totally convinced that people are conspiring on a worldwide level and have heard of the NWO.  Well, that's what they say at least, I get the feeling that some are just scared of the possibility.  One of them said that if it was real that there is nothing we could do about it anyways so it doesn't matter.  This rationalization to me is just a way to deal with fear of realizing it exists. Pure submission to the fact that these people are controlling you.  By the way ES, out of curiosity what kind of work do you do? Behavioral Therapy?  I admit that is some what of a personal question so if you would prefer not to say it's perfectly fine.

[ES]

Most of my friends and acquaintances see through Obama.  My dad is kind of in the middle, I think he's been affected by Obamas image a little a bit and feels that he genuinely wants to help the country, but he doesn't follow him blindly.  I think he is just holding out hope that he will be able to fix stuff but he is gonna wait and see what happens.  I'm sure when Obama starts to f**k things up he'll realize it right away.  Before I woke up I got into the Ron Paul campaign which eventually led me here. I taught a lot of people about his principles and got a bunch of people including my parents to vote for him in the primary.  I've found that people are actually very receptive to Ron Paul's message and it is a great way to start waking someone up if you think they won't accept the big picture yet.  I've worked on a lot of people using the same tactic the elite use, incrementalism.  I have a feeling I can wake up one of these people in particular as soon as I present the evidence to him.
 Another topic I start with before anything else is drug running.  A lot of my friends have been receptive to this as well and I feel that it starts to give them the idea that the CIA isn't accountable to law.  I haven't really woken anyone else up yet to the NWO except for my best friend, who was incredibly easy to wake up and knows a whole lot now plus he is starting to spot out the BS himself, however many of my other friends are aware of the corruption of government but aren't totally convinced that people are conspiring on a worldwide level and have heard of the NWO.  Well, that's what they say at least, I get the feeling that some are just scared of the possibility.  One of them said that if it was real that there is nothing we could do about it anyways so it doesn't matter.  This rationalization to me is just a way to deal with fear of realizing it exists. Pure submission to the fact that these people are controlling you.  By the way ES, out of curiosity what kind of work do you do? Behavioral Therapy?  I admit that is some what of a personal question so if you would prefer not to say it's perfectly fine.

Yeah it's behavioral therapy. You get to see what the mercury shots do, up close and personal.

[ES]

I am here to tell you more Women are in-the-know than you seem to be willing to give credit to.

In my journeys the men acquaintances I know are more worried about who is going to win the Stupid Bowl.  

Yeah I know. I think a lot of men are a little gay for Obama because they want to be like him. Because nobody wants to be McCain I guess.

[TBH]

Yeah it's behavioral therapy. You get to see what the mercury shots do, up close and personal.

That's great.  I've heard a lot of good things about behavioral therapy for autism.  I'm majoring in Neuroscience right now and I took class on principles of behavior last semester. I was really happy to see that my teacher rejected the circular reasoning inherent in the classification of most psychological disorders and advocated behavioral intervention before drug therapy. It came up a bunch of times throughout the class which is think is a good thing in a time when pharma treatments are being preferred as the easy way out